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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04
IN THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
Democrats Will Elect the Next United
States Senator.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.--Repre.
sentative O'Ferral of Virginia ar
rived in Washington yesterday from
home, where he has been taking part
in the canvass. When asked about
the Virginia platform he said;
1t is not what | would have liked
myself in regard to the tariff plank.
But | have made a thorough tariff
reform canvass throughout the
State, and found everywhere that
the people were for it. We don't
want the tax taken Off whiskey and
beer. We will be satisfied with the
Internal Revenue If the tax is taken
of tobacco and fruit distillation;
and even then it is not the tax we
object To so much as the hardships
inflicted in the collection of it.
1t has given the collectors the
power of putting the small farmers
and poor mountaineers into Federal
prisons for months without trial,
and when trial came it was proved
that not one in twelve was guilty.
To see one Of these poor mountain
men dragged along to the Jail by
couple of bic deputy United States
marshals, and his wife and chill
dren, probably barefooted and in
tears, following at Il distance, is a
pitiful sight l have seen it a hun
bred times. That tax on apple
brandy must be removed.
Mr.. O'Ferrall does not expect the
Democrats to retain in the Legisla-
ture the two. thirds majority they
had in the last. But he is sure ola
considerable majority in the Senate,
as out of the 90 Senators holding
over, II are Democrats. In the
House of Delegates he expects the
Democrats will have go out of the
100 1t will he a reduced MAORI
ty,' said he, but large enough to
elect Democratic United States
Senator to succeed Mr., heidelberg
er." Mr.. O'Ferrall thinks that the
choice for Senator will be Mr.. Bar
bOur.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04
STONEBRAKER'S BLOOD AND LIV-
Err CORRECTOR

EN- IOh
acts on the Liver, cures Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Chills and Fever, Epilepsy
or Falling Fits, Flatulency, Loss of APP
petite, Female Complaints, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Costiveness, Scrof-
ula, Pimples, Blotches, and all Skin
Diseases of whatever nature caused by
state of the Blood or accompanied by
low state of the System, Indigestion,
Jaundice. &c. A specific remedy for
BRIGHT'S KIDNEY DISEASE. Loss
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Breath, Dimness of Vision. Pains in the
Back, Chest and Head, Rush of Blood
to the Head, pale countenance and dry
skin. If these symptoms are allowed to
continue, frequently Epileptic Fits and
Consumption follow. 1t is used and en-
dorsed by the most eminent Physicians
and Clergy.
l endeavor to give my guest the best
the market afford, hence use Stonebra-
ker's Flavoring Extracts.
RoBT. RENENT,
of Hotel Renent, Baltimore.
/ endorse them. {. ). WooD,
Eutaw House. Baltimore.
Best we ever used.
c.. L. WAGNER IL Bro,
Green House, Baltimore.
Would not sell any other Extracts but
Stonebraker's. am convinced they are
the best in the world.
j. y. ROBINSON,
Paw Paw, West Va. I.
/ sell them to the best families in
Washington City, because i know they
are perfectly pure.
c. WITMoRE IL Co.,
Washington, ID. C..
| have been selling Stonebraker's Fla
voring extracts for years. until the name
has become a synonym of purity and
strength.
J d. PYLEs, Washington, d. c.
4th Ave. Hotel, Oct. /, 1887.
Best quality of Flavoring Extracts we
ever used was Stonebraker's, manufac-
tured by the Stonebraker Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
CD. HoLLBURT, Proprietor.
ThOs Reese, II. A. Agman IL Co., Bal
timore: A. III. Shea and Messrs. Hill IL
Co., Washington, ID. c.; Hamilton d
Smith, Wytheville, Va; j. L. Bland q
Bro, West Point, Va.
All ffrst-class merchants throughout
the United States highly endorse, use
in their own families, and recommend
to the trade Stonebraker's
Pure Concentrated Flavoring Extracts.
We have not the space here to tell you
of the many nice things we manufao-
ture. Send us your address and 2cent
stamp, and we will mail you list Of our
Preparation.
THE STONEBRAKER CHEM. CO.,
oct.2S. Baltimore, L. s. A.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04

The State Journal asks us to
name the Republican papers that
aided Mr.. Camden's election. Will
the JomRGl put our answer before
its audience? We keep Il scrap
book" fortunately.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04

New York Herald: The Boston
Globe hits the right nail on the head
when it says:
If there must be a monopoly let
it be a peoples monopoly, controlled
by the elected representatives of the
people"
We have been driven into that
corner and must make up our minds
which we prefer-goverrment con
troll of telegraph system or the
control of man who has absorbed
nearly all the lines of telegraphic
communication, and who arranges a
variable tariff to suit his own con
venience, and which frequently rises
to the top notch Of human endur-
ancp
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04
HAVE YOU CONSUMPTION,

or any symptoms of it? Most all disea-
SEES are the result of cold. Whether it be
a slight Cough, bad case of Group or
Pleurisy, you will find
COUGH SYRUP
an infallible remedy. 40 years of con-
slant use has fully tested its merits,
hence it stands without argument) the
best cough cure in the world. Iii purely
vegetable, but rich in curative proper
ties. % cts.
Gentlemen: SToNEBRAKER's LINZ
MENT in my estimation is the best prep
aration extant for pain. 1t has proved
that in my own family. Yours truly,
GEO. T.. OLIVER,
Organist st. PauPs Church,
Sept. a, 1887. Albany, n. Y.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04

Stonebraker Chemical Co.-Gentle-
men: have used all the popular brands
of Horse and Cattle Powders on the
market, but / have never found, nor do
believe / ever will find anything for
building up aud invigorating stock like
SroNEBRAKER's HORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERS. / can buy other brands, for
less money, but / think the best issthe
cheapest in the end. Yours truly,
HENRY LANCASTER,
Supt. Streets, Baltimore City.
Baltimore, Sept. 26, 1887.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04

I am the most successful breeder of
fine fowls in the State, but feed them
SToNEBRAKER's CHICKEN POWDERS the
wear round 1t is the only Egg Producer
known. r. l.. SCRANTON,
Polo, Ill.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04
To the Farmers of
WEST VIRGINIA.

In my honest opinion l don't belieye
there ever was or ever will be a remedy
for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Headache and Pain to equal SToNEBRA-
KER's LINIMENT. / sell it in all my
stores. Jos. n. ROBINSON,
Sept. 20, 1887. Paw Paw, w. Va.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-11-04

Thomas H. Mason, Business Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10

On the map of Iceland may be seen
speck of an island called Grimsey. 1t Is
the most northern, and consequently the
coolest, of. the Iceland group Eighty
eight people--Or mOre-live on it. They
have tried to keep few cows, but the
winters are too hard for them. Two horses
and few sheep with very coarse fieeces
are the only animals of the kind on the
island A good minister, Peter Goodman
son, lives in this remote place. He is
poet and an astronomer, and is en-
ployed to take observations for the Mete-
geological institute at Copenhagen. Once
or twice a year some of the islanders visit
the mainland, but the stormy seas, COW
cred with icebergs, make the passage al
ways dangerous.
On one side of the island, which is a
high precipice, countless birds build their
nests, and the collection of eggs is one
chief means of living for the little settle
ment Men are let down over the face OF
the rock by ropes. They wear suits
thickIy wadded with feathers to save
themselves from being hurt on the sharp
rocks. Each man carries pole to help
himself with and ladle for scooping up
nests that he cannot reach with his hands,
There is in his sfrock a great pocket in
which he can put $50 eggs. There he
works with the sea roaring beneath him
Many accidents occur and many lives are
lost in this business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10
"Gath,s" Capacitx Cor WORK.

In speaking of book writing, Mr.. Town
send once told me that it did not pay.
t'The Entailed Hat" had already been
published year and he said that his re-
ceipts from the same were less than
81, COO 1t had taken him as much work
in its composition as a year of newspaper
writing, and he had been able to do it
only by rising early in the morning and
writing at it before he commenced his
news work for the day.
Townsend has wonderful capacity for
work. He writes 5000 or 1900 words
regularly every day, and on squirt can
increase the amount to two or three times
this number of words. He says, however,
that he grows tired after two or three
hours dictation and requires rest. He
can get along with very little sleep, and
has wonderful recuperative powers. He
does more newspaper work than any
other man in the United States, and his
letters are published in half dozen di Fer er
emit papers. With it all be ff1nds time to
write poetry, deliver lectures. send out q
magazine article now and then, and write
novel. HE'S great student, and he is
probably as well posted upon the times
With which his new novel deals as any
other man in the world. Frank G. Car
penter in cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10

The most thrilling incident in the lie
of the cowboy occurs on the occasion Oi
Thunderstorm at night. Such an occur
renee is thus described from personal 90
servation by Mr.. William A. Ballne Oroh-
man, an English writer:
'tOn the approach OF one OF these vIole l-'
outbursts the whole force is ordered on
49,. +bo snare borses-of which each man
hos always three, and often as many as
aiybt or ten-are carefully fed ana tetn'
cred and the herd is rounded up that is.
collected into as small space as posslDie'
while the men continue to ride around the
deDeeIv rnassed herd. Like horses, cattle
derive courage from the close proximity
of man. The thunder peals, ana Cne
vivid lightning flashes with amazing bril-
Iiancv. az with lowered heads the herd
eaDerIv watch the slow, steady pace OF
the COW ponies, and no doubt derive from
IL comforting sense of protection. Some
times. however, q wild steer will be unable
to control his terror. and will make dash
through a convenient opening Inc crls1s
is at hand, for the example will surely De
followed, and in two minutes the WhoIe
herd of 1000 head viii have broken
through the line of horsemen ana De
away, one surging, believing mass OF
terrified beasts.
"Fanev a pitch dark night, a pouring
tireIv strange to the men but very broken
and full of dangerously deep watercourses
and hollows, and you will have picture
of cowboy duty on such night. They
must head off the leaders. Once fairly
off. they will stampede twenty thirty and
even forty miles at a stretch, and many
branches VIII stray from the main herd
Not alone the reckless rider, rushing
headlong at breakneck pace over danger
Gus ground in dense darkness, but also
the horses, small, insignificant beasts, but
matchless for hardy endurance and will
ingness, are perfectly aware how mucn
depends upon their speed that night, IL II
kills them Unused till the last moment
remains the heavy cowhide 'yuirt,' OF
whip, and the powerful spurs with rowels
the size of five shilling pieces. Urged on
by shout the horses sped alongside the
terrified sters until they manage to reach
the leaders, when, swinging around, and
fearless of horns, they press back the bel
lowing brutes till they turn them. AL
the men pursuing this maneuver the head
long rush is at last checked, and the
leaders, painting and lashing their sides
with their tails, are brought to a stand
and the whole herd is again rounded
up Joseph Nimmo, jr. in Harper
Monthly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10
BATS in the Mammoth Cave

Looking up at the sides of the great
dome in the Mammoth cave, asked the
guide what the large black spots were.
For answer he went to the nearest and
tenderly took down a small bat. There
were, I think, millions of them, all hang
ing by the feet, heads down, and in a
comatose condition. They spend the win
ter hanging up here and appear to prefer
-as did the signers of the Declaration of
Independence-t't hang together rather
than chang separately" Although in a
state of coma they knew enough when put
back in position to "catch on. Cor.
Charleston News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10
IT Is Loaded.

In a hotel not far from Albany a stranger
who takes an apartment for the night is
confronted by sign, printed with large
type upon red pasteboard, which reads as
follows: 'sDangerousi If you do not
know how to turn off the gas ask some
one. Do not blow it out. 1t viii kill
you The proprietor is evidently not a
fool killer. Albany Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10
Fencing Preferable to sparring.

a New York lawyer whose professional
duties are exacting declares that sparring
is an exercise unfit for a man who makes
his living by his brains, because it sub
jects him to blows on the head, which are
as injurious to the apparatus of thought
as knocks are to delica4ely constructed
watch. He prefers fencing. The Argo-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-10
Reecher,s opinion of the English.


t'Does the EngIishman continue to be
distinctive type of manT'
Regarded as a whole they are squarely
built, less delicately organized, less grace
full in bearing, but more sturdy than
Americans. Their dress is distinctively
English, you know, noticeable there as 1t
is here You can always tell an English
man when you see him. but was particu-
larly interested in noticing that up to the
years of Is and IS the children are stur-
der They have fine compilations. The
charming health of the English children
is one of the most delightful features Of
English life; but we have nothing here,
thank God, that can represent in any sense
a large under class of people in London
Small of stature, emasculated from birth,
they become by want of nourishing food
feeble race in everything except their pas
siens The wife of an English clergyman
much interested in missionary effort said
to me concerning their endeavors and
work among this class: The highest we
can even attempt with them is to induce
them not to steal and to keep clean. That
is our highest attainable aim Now we
have nothing like that here. Henry
Ward Beecher in New York World.
Drink and Learning.
One of the chief aphorisms of Brillat-
Savarin, the philosophical gastronome,
was: E'Ten me what you eat and I will
tell you what you are" The famous DIR.
Arthaud, who wrote q learned dissertation
On vines and wines, said: 1.-THE witty
magistrate approached the truth had he
written, Tell me what you drink and
viii tell you what you are" He insists
that tea drinker never was, never can
be, jolly good fellow; that the poverty
in musical genius of great tea drinkers,
such as the Chinese and the English,
arises from no other cause Bacchus gave
up part of his empire to incense, myrrh,
nard and opium, and with the introduc-
ton of these drugs art, science and litera-
ture declined, and the civilization of
Greece passed with the vine into Italy
DR.. Arthaud was a Frenchman and lover
of French wines; therefore he detested
beer and those who delight in it, saying of
the German people generally, that If they
had multiplied their wine stocks instead
of hops and pies, they would have COM
manded an enyiable political position
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
,,Nnr has WeiBe."

gu 8aris pobnts Der berlbmte Sdnae,
9epafor. Gin Bfarrsr In Der l1msessnt
0 Baris eriu1te TIN zines Cages, init
ietner i96usn Sttmms 3ur gsrberrIi9una
zines Seitss beiautrasen, bas 3u sinen
wobltbdtiseu 3wese sessben wsrben ioIlts,
Wat g~srsnisen sins 2suafOr auf BIZ
gtnlabuus bes PfarrerS Elm unb es beburft,
nur ieines Namsns auf bas grosramm, I'M
benz nnternsbmen etnen sIdu3enbsu grfoIe
tu f@eru.
Ser 9farrer woIte nun fir bic freunb.
It9e Ritpirtuns bes SinftIsrs feline Oant,
bartlett beteuseu. St nabm 10 @olbftlds
unb itedte fe, NIT fsinem 8artsefibI, tn
Elm reid pertiertss Sfteret, nm fs 70 an
2euahor seIansen 3u lafen.
9ls 2epaFor BITE @oIbitide fanb, f@rieb
er IN ben Yfarrer sin Billet bss SnbaIts :
SER farrsr @eI9e liebepoae Sreunb.
Ii1teit srpeiisn ste MIR! Sie wiiIen alto,
wte iebr i1 bte gier Iiebe unb baben mir
etn 70 i96uss iiberma9t. Weinen bersli:
den Oant. Nur zines wifIen sic nt4t
unb Sie werben mir erlauben, baB i'd Sts
bauon tn RsnntniB isss: Sd pfsss MI,
bas WetBe bes gies gu efen, bas giselt
i6ente i9 ben armsn."
9ieiem Billet i9loB er bic 10 @eIbffidt
Bet. 9as ebrt ben eblsn &initIsr msbr,
ais feline i16ue Gimme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
y u nteS MIIerIet.
Sic GrfinSerin Der Sournire (Bustle).

Die Eourniirs III burdaus nidt sin mfg
ratbenes &tnb unieres Sabraebnts, Tam
uielmebr auf cine Observation-Disclosures gers
~sanseabsit auridblisbsn. als namIi9 uns
ter Der &esieruns &6niss Srana II. pon
Sruntrei9 bic Serren isinss Iuftisen Sofs
ftaates @sfalen barau fanbsn, ibrsn bas
germ @effaIten burd cine tanitIi9s 2eibsss
faqe muieitdtiideres unb pirSepoueres
anieben gu ssbsn, ~bssannen bic 0amen
fi9 sIsi6fals nit sr6Bersr Sile 81 i9miis
den - nur in uu1setebrter Wsiis ais bic
8ertreter bes itdrtern 9eidIe9ts. Wan
iast, Warsuerite pom RepaI, cine iunse
9ofoame, iet bic erite sswsisn, bic in toler
9aune zines Cages NIT elmer Eournire pou
tolofalem t1mfanss eri5isnen iei; i6r ses
bibrt bemaemdB bas srits Rs9t auf Ben
6ubu1 btefer Wobeerinbuns. bic mad etpa
finf Sabren pieber In 9ersefsnbsit serietb,
bis fe IN ~unieren Easen aberuiuIs aufsss
tau9t 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
9ie Nusiubr ameritanii9er gepfeI mad

Sie ausfubr ameritanii9er @epfsI mad
europa 1T betanntIi9 isbr bsbsutenb iber
SOC, 900 SaB gepfeI uurbsn auidbrli6 al:
Ieiu mad 2onbon, Qiperpool unb GLASGOW
sei9idt, unb 3war bauptia9Ii9 In ben
@intermonaten 40, 900 bis II 1000 SaB
w09entli9. am msiitsn 4spfsI fibrt New
gort aus, bann tomm,t Bolton, bann
Mtontrsal; aud ibsr Portlanb, Waine,
seben pieIe binaus, iowis pom Siben iiber
annapolis tn WarpIanb. Sie @epfeI wers
ben IN beiOnbers Safer usrpadt; man lest
fe f4t4tenwetis tn bieieIbsn, 70 LANCE Bis
cine S8i@t gu pisl bariu 3a fem i9eint.
Damn preBt man iie nit elmer S9raubens
prefe 10 melt auiammsu, baB fe bas Sas
gerabe fiaen unb fi9 gar ni9t bepesen
tonneu. 90 baItsn fe f9 gut. Hur
taSslois 5ri4te wsrbsn sur ausiubr per.
waubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
8ie reid an CAPITAL bic Der. staatel

8ie reid an Capital bic Der. Staaten
ftnb, sebt u. u. aus benz Iesten Sabress
bsri6t bes Sdasamtss Resifrators bsruor.
0erieIbe 3etst udmIi9, bag uon ben guns
bss. S@uIbi6einen, bic uriprinsIi9 gum
sr6Bten EbsiI tn fremben 9dn6sn parsn,
iest nur nod 81 Dol 800 TN auslanbe
fnb. 9insesen baben BITE bsimii1sn Ras
tionalbanten $212, ,45O btsier Bombs
benin S9asamte ais Si9srbsit fir ibr gas
pierselb btnterlest, S209, 900, 900 bsfinben
fid i'm Bette Der Sparbanten, $55 $780,
900 i'm Bette pon 8srfi9erunssseieas
i9afteu. Ser &sft sntfdlt auf ameritas
nii9e P%ripatbanten unb gripatperionen.
Na9 Der niebrisften S1dSung iinb wdbs
renb Der letten IL Sabre nabesu 1000
Wtilionen Dollars an bas Iuslanb sesablt
porben, um ameritanii9e Staatspapisre
ein3uI6isn.
&uf ber anbersn Seite firb aIer6inas
utel @iisnbabnpupiere unb ionftise vSi9er=
better" ms ausIanb sssanssn, aber pie
bod Der 9stras 1T, IdBt ii5 nidt sinmaI
anndbernb feffteaen. SebenfaIs 1T has
@eIb, wel5es fir bisis gapisre se3ablt pur.
be, bur&pes In niisIiden llntsrnebmunsen
anseleSt uorben, wel1e cine SueIe 6es
Ret5tbums fir bic au1sritanii9e Ration
fnb, wdbrenb bic 3ur &riessfibruns ses
bOrsten 9eIbsr iofort aufse3ebrt uurben.
Die 8ertbeiIuns Der gapitaItsn In Mmsrita
1T ausrStnss bo9f anslei4mdBis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
Sas 8obr6ruuueu : Bateut (,Driu,

Sas 8obrbrunnen : gatent { Driuen
0su" gatent) purbs auf folsenbe Weiis
pom Sberbunbesseri9te umseitoBsn: Eis
anselssenbett selanste tn Gorm elmer slps
peuatiou sesen cine benz patent feinbIi&e
gnti9eibuns bes Bunbestrsisseri9tes non
Soma por bas Sberbuubesssrf1t. Sn Der
iest erfolsten gntf9etbuns beiBt IS, baB
bas Spftem, auf ruel9em bic Grfinming
bsrube, f4on 2 Sabre Dor Der ginrei9ung
bes be3lsIt8eu Batentseiu9ss IN CORTLAND
TN Staate Rew Yort bstannt ssweien unb
6fsntIi9 aussenust worben ist; aus bies
fem 8runbe iet bas Yatsnt ais unsiltis
gu beSsi9nen. 0ie gnti9sibuus bes &reiss
seri9tss 3u 9uniten Der 9srlester bes
gatents pirb bem3ufoIse ~bsfdtist. - Bis
iest muBten 6armer unb 4n6ere BEL moths
wenbisen Bobrbrunnenanlasen an bie sSns
baber ienss 9atents bobe 9Ibsabsn bssabs
len. 0as bort iest auf, usnn au9 Die,
pel9en bur6 has unssredts gatent 9eIb
absspreBt wurbe, uidts suridbetommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
9ieutenant G6mnnb 2. Salinsfn, Der

grinber bes 9pnamits 9eidasss, peI6es
BON einisen Sa9mannern seprteien, uou
anberen tn ieiner iettsen 8erfafuns setas
belt rirb, wurbe Dor uier,is Sabrsn In pos
len seboren unb tam in feinem pierten
Sabre mad 9mertta. Sn benz porlssten
Sabre bes 8irsertrieses trat er tros ieinsr
Susenb ins l~1ntonsbeer unb biente i'm Stas
be bes Generals Wiles' Gm S9luB bes
&rteses uarb sr @rtiuerieIieutenant In,
ftebenben 5eere unb felt 90 Sabren bat CT
ben Stang zines SberIieutenants. Or III
Elm iebr wifenidaftIidsr RiIitdr unb par
bret unb eth babies Sabr Profefor am
te4nii4en Snfitut IN Bottom. Den Eors
peoobtenf e~rlernte er untsr @sneral abs
bot, unb bic lesten 3wst Sabre wibmete
Ct benz Stubtim bes 9pnantit unb Or.
pertmenten nit bemisIbsu fir bic gerpeus
buns I'm &rtese, unb omar i'm auftrase
bes 8riesssW iniftertums. Bdbrenb bies
ier 5eit warb feline Dpnamits& anons ers
funben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-06
ShlaQfertia.

Sean: r@ndbtse Srau, beute Na4t bat
mir setrdumt, baB i'd pom Serrn Baron
cine Rife @isarrsn unb pom Sbusn suans
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